I Iron Flatline Guest Nov 5, 2008 #1 For the hip amongst us (thus excluding me) there is now TLR Lomography thanks to the unfortunately named "blackbird, fly" from Japan's Superheadz. They certainly look cool: Read Me for more details.
For the hip amongst us (thus excluding me) there is now TLR Lomography thanks to the unfortunately named "blackbird, fly" from Japan's Superheadz. They certainly look cool: Read Me for more details.
Steph No longer a newbie, moving up! Joined Oct 18, 2006 Messages 1,314 Reaction score 1 Location Steventon, Oxfordshire, UK Can others edit my Photos Photos NOT OK to edit Nov 5, 2008 #2 From the link above: ...these limited edition Rolleiflex lookalikes shoot square images on 35mm rather than 120 (medium format) film... Click to expand... Rolleiflex lookalikes? :scratch: Limited editions? :scratch: Pure marketing to me and at 12600 yens (about £80 or $125) it is not exactly cheap. I'd buy a Lubitel instead (you could even paint one orange if you are after the flashy look).
From the link above: ...these limited edition Rolleiflex lookalikes shoot square images on 35mm rather than 120 (medium format) film... Click to expand... Rolleiflex lookalikes? :scratch: Limited editions? :scratch: Pure marketing to me and at 12600 yens (about £80 or $125) it is not exactly cheap. I'd buy a Lubitel instead (you could even paint one orange if you are after the flashy look).
Garbz No longer a newbie, moving up! Joined Oct 26, 2003 Messages 9,713 Reaction score 204 Location Brisbane, Australia Can others edit my Photos Photos NOT OK to edit Nov 5, 2008 #3 Marketing? This is the Apple of lomography. How good do these look !!!! I still thing better could be had from the "Seagul" which at least is a 120 TLR camera.
Marketing? This is the Apple of lomography. How good do these look !!!! I still thing better could be had from the "Seagul" which at least is a 120 TLR camera.